This is a very special place. The hospitality was incredible and the room was so comfortable I didn't want to leave. This traditional house is tucked away along a canal accessible by a short walk from the main street. It looks like it's a stalwart of the historic in a transitioning neighborhood that looks to be in early stages of gentrification or modernization so you will get a true local experience. It is quite an oasis from the bustling city. I was able to get really good directions for my check-in and took a screenshot to show the taxi driver. They even helped me get a taxi early morning to get to the airport.
The highlights of this visit were learning about coffee, coffee flower tea, and seeing all the antiques from the multi-generational family. The ambience and public space to sit was really delightful. I was too tired at the end of a long trip to participate in the morning breakfast greeting of the local monks, so that's my only regret.
You should not miss the Wat temple that is walking distance. I can say that it may have been one of the top 5 highlights of a month long experience in Thailand. Unlike the well known popular sights like the Grand Palace, this temple was peacefully absent of selfie driven crowds. And the ceramic mosaic tiles took my breath away as I walked slowly around mesmerized.
I'm so happy I stayed here and could support a true local experience, a local family with long heritage in the same gorgeous home, and an entrepreneur sharing insights into his business.